Sacred Spirit - Sacred Spirit (Dance Remixes)
Label:
Catalog#:
7243 8 41345 2 5
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
1995
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trance,
Dub,
Drum n Bass,
Ambient
Tracklist
| 1 | Yo-Hey-O-Hee (Dawa Girl Mix) | 9:14 | ||
|
Percussion -
Pablo Cook
Piano - Cyberbike Damian Le Gassick* Remix, Producer [Additional] - William Orbit | ||||
| 2 | Ly-O-Lay Ale Loya (Utah Saints Remix) | 5:58 | ||
|
Remix, Producer [Additional] -
Utah Saints
Written-by [Co-written], Arranged By [Co-arranged] - Peter Kater | ||||
| 3 | Ya-Na-Hana (Dreadzone Mix) | 7:14 | ||
| Remix - Dreadzone | ||||
| 4 | Gitchi-Mandioo (Geronimo Lessons Part 1 And 2) | 6:47 | ||
|
Mixed By [Mixdown] -
Ashley Beedle
,
Marc Woolford
Programmed By - Marc Woolford Remix, Producer [Additional] - Ashley Beedle | ||||
| 5 | Yeha-Noha (Totem Grid Mix) | 6:57 | ||
| Remix - Grid, The | ||||
| 6 | Tor-Cheney-Nahana (C.J.'s Freestyle Sabotage) | 5:49 | ||
|
Engineer -
Chris "Insider" van der Heyden*
Remix - C.J. Bolland* | ||||
| 7 | Ta-Was-Ne (Less Is More) | 4:39 | ||
| Remix - D*Note | ||||
| 8 | Heya-Hee (Dubbery) | 5:46 | ||
| Remix, Producer [Additional] - Mark Brydon | ||||
| 9 | Dawa (Underdog Remix) | 6:56 | ||
| Remix - Underdog | ||||
| 10 | Shamanic Chant No.5 (In Trees Did They Dance Mix) | 7:02 | ||
|
Engineer -
Greg Hunter
Programmed By - Paul Taylor (2) Remix, Producer [Additional] - Youth | ||||
| 11 | Tor-Cheney-Nahana (Howie B Left Foot Mix) | 9:34 | ||
| Remix, Producer [Additional] - Howie B. | ||||
Credits
Artwork By [Design] -
Me Company (meco@meco.demon.co.uk)
Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By - Fearsome Brave, The
Written-By - Traditional
Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By - Fearsome Brave, The
Written-By - Traditional
Notes
Remix album of Sacred Spirit: Chants And Dances Of The Native Americans.
Quote from sleeve: "Wait here in the darkness! Come, all you who listen, go the magic journey: now the sky is empty of all sun-and-star-shine; Come, we lose our footing. Night no friend of ours is; She has shut her eyelids. Moon who has forgotten. Lets us wait in darkness!"
Native American songs all traditional, except track 2, co-written and co-arranged by Peter Kater. All tracks copyright control.
The producers wish to thank Jard Gorbohay helping us understand their music and their dance.
All original Native American material taken from: New World Records, Recorded Anthology Of American Music Inc.
1: Remix and additional production at Guerilla Studios, London.
4: Recorded at State 51 Studios.
6: Remixed courtesy of Internal/London Records.
8: Additional production and remix at Fon Studios.
9: Reproduced and mixed for Bite It! Productions Ltd. Mixed at Monroe by the Sea.
10: Programmed for Z Management.
11: Remix and additional production for Howie B Productions.
Quote from sleeve: "Wait here in the darkness! Come, all you who listen, go the magic journey: now the sky is empty of all sun-and-star-shine; Come, we lose our footing. Night no friend of ours is; She has shut her eyelids. Moon who has forgotten. Lets us wait in darkness!"
Native American songs all traditional, except track 2, co-written and co-arranged by Peter Kater. All tracks copyright control.
The producers wish to thank Jard Gorbohay helping us understand their music and their dance.
All original Native American material taken from: New World Records, Recorded Anthology Of American Music Inc.
1: Remix and additional production at Guerilla Studios, London.
4: Recorded at State 51 Studios.
6: Remixed courtesy of Internal/London Records.
8: Additional production and remix at Fon Studios.
9: Reproduced and mixed for Bite It! Productions Ltd. Mixed at Monroe by the Sea.
10: Programmed for Z Management.
11: Remix and additional production for Howie B Productions.
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While the original album was a pleasant one, this restructured edition is as good, if not better. Maybe there is one or two tracks clashing with the others in term of style (the Totem Grid remix of 'Yeha Noha' for example), but the majority of the remixes are very well reproduced.
Tracks 7 and 8 are two very dubby remixes, nearly taken out from the Indian traditional thematic. However, both are good, but more in the Lounge / Ambient field than in the 'dance' category.
Howie B's remix of 'Tor-Cheney-Nahana' closes the album with an powerful and hypnotic violoncello part, very deep and dark. In memory of the Natives. Peace.